# Tony Field
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tony fields (December 28, 1958 – February 27, 1995) was an American dancer, famous for his performances on the television show Solid Gold, several Michael Jackson music videos, and the film version of the American musical A Chorus Line.
== Early life ==
Fields was born Anthony Dean Campos in Stafford, Kansas. After his parents separated when he was four, his mother remarried, and he took his stepfather's last name, Fields.
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